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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
REAL ESTATE,
for - ALE,


One Of the most desirable and substantial rcsi.
dcnces within the city, AtuSted on northeast cor
ner o! Chapline and Fourteenth streets house
numbered lS-N Chapline streei; the lO, fronts Ct
tect on IhAnline street Terms o! payment, easy.
one-f!th cash, balance In equal annual payments
with Interest payable annually. Fitecn years
tine given Il desired.
no. $50 Twelfth sheet, full lot. GO by 10 feet
alley. Price, $500.
A full lot south o! house numbered ?Sc2 Eoll
street Price. sl,m.
Fifty Acre Farm near TriSJelphR.
~ Acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove
II Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Cheek, ;hrrc
miles from TTiAdelphia, SO per acre,
Six AcrCs OIL Peters Run, $1,000
tcsirAble residence At beech Bottom. on the
line OF the r, ". 4 ny. Railroad, l. miles irum
Wheeling. consisting OF a new frame house and u
acres OF land; will exchange ior desirable city
property.
No 6J North Front street, ground fronting 60 feet
and running back an eqilal width 10 river.
No. Isl South Penn street, Il six roomcI frame
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, cellar and coal house; ground fronting ~
feet running back 10 feet. Price, S., GO.
Lot No. l55 southwest corner OF Virginia and
South York Streets with part Of lot No. 100 Ia al
fronting Is feet on Virginia stree, and 10 ieeG OIL
South York strect.
No. lao sixteenth street; on fst floor Is dining.
room, kitchen, pantry, wash house aud Coal house:
second floor Is two rooms and hail: third floor,
three rooms and hall; finished attic, illuminating
gas throughout, water on Inst knd third floors, II
side enhance; ground y feet front, running back
e. feet: can now be bought for sl,TUO.
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sIsngsrs i= the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers Il the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. Ed. Tingle, Of Louisville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Richard NATION, OF Stenbenville,
was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. ". a. Magic, OF Chicago, represent
ing Armour & Co., 10 again il the city.
Gel. William Exley leaves for Cinciu-
natl to-day on the Andes to visi! his friend
Msior K, c. Catch.
Mr. ice Handlan, oil Cincinnati, former
ly OF this city, is visiting his mother on
sonta ChApliAe street.
Col. L. B. Delliker, OF Parkersburg,
C!crt: oil the U. S. Circui. Court, was
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb will leave for CIncin.
natl to-day on the steamer Andes. She
will be Joined st Portsmouth, Ohio, by her
aister, Mira. Warner.
George Taylor Williams, q promising
youug attorney OF Cincinnati, is the guest
Of his grandparents, Dir. and MrG. George
R. Taylor, 80 Fourteenth street.
Misses Belle DlenGel, Mary Dickey and
X3e McLure and MesBrs. James V. Dickey
and Robert Mcclure, returned on the
AIDES les: evening from pleasau! excur-
siou trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. John a. Armstrong, formerly Of this
city buL row 0! pt. Peasant, this State,
is n thu city. mT. Armstrong vii leave
this city to-day Tor the East on business
icr the Armstrong Lumber Company.
General W. II. II. Flick, OF Martins.
burg, was in the city yeetGrday az Wit
rtes IN the cEse Of Capt. B. B. Doyener
against the estate CT Capt. G. II. Booth, 10
recover attorney icc1 in the SCiOtO-I.0msH
c2sss. General Flick waa DiRt:ic: AttoI-
n.y at the tiG.e thpse were pending in the
L.. : Court. The General looks Gs fat and
is as jolly s8 over.
Dir. ". J. R2berts, OF this city, was in
Stf8beoriile Saturday evening az one OF
the guests at charming reception given
by Miss Lille McFeely 81 her lathOr'5 resi-
dence, On Adams street. Guestg were
present from here, New Cumberland and
other nearby points. Progressive tucher,
dancing and an elegant supper Tero lea
! tureg OF the evenings entertainment sEd
:: all we're greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Fred L. Cole, Of this city, goes to
Pittsburgh to-day to attend this great ex-
hibi,ion Of Rhod0dendropa nov in progress
in that city. Mr.. Cole, vino ia the repre-
sentative Of Messrs. Watcher d Sons, the
famous Eoplish exporters Of these "Royal
novelties," clBims 10 have first introduced
the E1ginh hybrid RhodojendfOnB into
general uGe in Pittsburgh, this city and
vicinity. He !ooks forward to mnCll
pleasure in attending the exhibition,
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TIE BIG REUNION.
Ample Accommodations for all the People
TINT Come.

Ample Accommodations for all tho People
TINT Come.
A joint meeting OF tho Board OF Direc-
tors Of the State Fair Association aud the
Committee on Grounds OF the Society OF
the Army OF West Virginia Reunion wss
held yesterday, aud the grounds OF the
State Fair Association were leased for the
four days, Tuesday to Friday, August %
to %, inclusive, Of the reunion, at rental
OF $50 day. This gives the committee
control OF the grounds and all the build
ings, and horses will be accommodated
in the stalls and stables there,
while the visiting veterans will
probably be fed on the grounds with vic.
tuals cooked at the restaurant. With the
teuts and buildinga there will be no trou.
bio about furnishing lodgings for all the
people who can get into the city with the
railroads and boats 81 busy Tor week.
Fifty thousand people are now confidently
counted on for the big day. The big ten.
will ssat 20,OO0. The Committee on Ord
nance met at headquarters last evening
and organized ior the campaign. Tnn
majority Of the committee we're present
and entered into the details with vim
that gives o feeling OF con6dezcs that the
artillery %ill boom.
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TIE TENTH OF 80. 900.

How IL Cniorcd boy Became Hch, and tho
one Dollar In the LuuIsinuR S;ute Lottery,
OF course majority Of our citizsns are
opposed to gambling, but thore is coneid.
cradle pleasure when you try it to know
that you are going to play game that is
lair. Clifford ]. Tweedy, the colOred boy
who WAC tho lucky holder OF the one.ten,h
oil ticket %, S9y-the second capital prize
OF 500 .OO0-rGCeived about week ago his
onetenth, or 5000, md our readers
would, perhaps, like to know something
Of this Coiorel boys life, and how he won
tho ,prl2e, and what he has done and in.
tenda doing with his MONEY.
C!itiored is likely colored boy, about
t"nn'y-one or twenty-five years OF age,
and WAS raised by Mr.. Henry 7. Pesy,
With whom he has been for the pas. ak
teen years. At the time OF hiB drawing
lpe 5000, he wa in tho employ OF Mr..
FoRy, getting IS p0r month. He has re-.
tanned his poHiton with Mr.. Peay, and
doe8 his work as faithfully as ever.
AftHr receiving his s. 900 hu deposited
fi,OOO in the Georgia Railroad Bank and
took one Thousand dollars and divided q
portion OF il amongst his poor co,orod re.
latlonB. be it TO his credit too, he did not
forget hin employer, Mr.. Poay, to whom
he gave present Of fifty dollars.
Ito aay8 with the four thousand dollars
thnt he has deposited in tho Georgia Rail.
road bank he intonds to buy Augusta
IIoal estate, another sign that ho has a
level heat. In answer to tho question
how much ho had invested boloro win.
ming, he replied that ho had b-nsha:a>..'
ticket regularly every month for the last
tiItren months, and It VIA the fifteenth
dollar that did tho work.-Auynpta, Ga,
Chronicle, April 30.
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LOCAL BnEv1r1 j. g.
Matters of Minor Moment I'm and Aboa.
the City.

nlhttoth OF nllnofH paonnent IN hnu huuut
tho CITY.
COUNCIL this evening.
ALL sorts OF vegetables and garden
truck" are abundant and cheap.
MARIETTA strawberries have made their
appearance In market and sell at 2h
cents q box. They are nicer than usual
at the opening Of the season.
Mrs. CArnARIsA BALzER yesterday quail.
lied as executrix Of the will OF Maurus
Balzer, deceased; bond, 5000, no securi.
ly required by the terms Of said will.
A MOVEMENTS on foo. among prominent
gentlemen who patrenize the Grand Opera
House TO tender Manager Genther bene.
o. He has not yet given his assent to
the plan.
TnE most brilliant and perfect rainbow
eeen in these skies for q long timo, was
visible for an hour continuously, from
70 Z o'clock last evening. For time
there were three well defined bows.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday and csnvassed the returns
OF the school election held hast week.
The official msjority given Mr.. Foreman
for County Superintendent OF Schools was
81.
SHERRY HASDLAS gives notice this
morning that he will post the list OF do.
liuquent tax payers at the front door Of
the Court Houae, June0. Those who OBJ.
ect to this kind Of publicity would better
pay up.
COUNCILMAN N. BERrscnEY, Of Bellaire,
met with MI accident while driving in
from Wheeling Park Sunday afternoon.
One Of the hind wheels Of the buggy broke
down and Mr.. Berlgchey was thrown out
and badly bruised.
ANY Wheeling people who msy want to
hear Rev. Joseph Cook lecture on 'rhe
Rights OF WorEingmen" at Bel!airs Wed.
nesdsy evening, will find the Benwood
ferry boat ready to bring them over to the
eleven o'clock train at tho close oil the
lecture.
| CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO rec.
ord ono deed Of trust and decd made
May % by Daniel T. Zane and wife to II,
| F. Jones, II. P. McGregor and l.. a. La!'
lance, Trustees OF the ThomRon VI. f
. church, on the leland, in consideration Of
500, for lot 81 OF the I,ne tract, on the
Island.
The Riverside factory started up iul
yesterday morning and will likely run al
week. The Upper Riyeraide mill boilers vii
no! 90 on peioro Wednesday on account
: O! delayed repairs on the broken cos
J wheel. The machines st tine Is Belle fac
, tory are all on with the exception Of the
eight and ten penniea.
AT the meeting Of passenger agents e.
steubenyille'Saturday i. was agreed 10 gel
copy Of The Interstate Commerce Law
printed and hasded mo More Psssee,'
J and hung in 4 frame in conspicuous
: place in each office. When application il
made for a pass the applicant will be in
formed that "no more passes" can be
iesued. 1.-The inquiries ;or q recon he will
be referred to the reasons in the frame
and the reference, it ia thought, will be
cure sufficient, as no one will have time
10 read it.
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4 wONhS'S HON
a Commensurate Project to he Considered
thi. Evening.

a Commendabic Project to he Considered
this Evening.
4 meeting 0! c!ergymen End ladies' vas
recently held at the earnest request Of a
few ladies who have become deeply inter
ested in tho condition OF destitute and
fallen women iu this city and State, to ill.,
augurAte a movement Tor the founding Of
"llome for Friendless Women" At
this meeting Mrs. D. A. Cunningham,
MISC Lizzie Boyd, Mrs. Garfield, R9v. a.
l.. Jordan and Rav. \. F. Randolph wera
ConGti;uted n committee 10 consider the
heat means 81 reaching tho desired oud.
The committee, after careful conside;G.
ton, have determined TO call meeting OF
ci.izenH OF the various churches AMI ciassrB
for consultation, that the pressing ncuda
may DO placed beore thcse present, and
with tho hope Of obtaining exprCasious OF
Interest from the greatest number.
In circular iBGued yesterday the com.
mit,eo says: mo one who knows tho die
trcssing and BADLY destructive condition oil
debRsed womaahOod can doubt that such
a movement &C that contemplated should
he made. Tho Gospel OF our Lord and
every impulse If Christian humanity call
upOn us for imme!ja!s action in this i'm.
pnrtant matter. You are, therefore, ur.
gently requested 10 attend u meeting to DO
held in tho Y. NJ. 9. a. parlorR, Tuesday
evening, May q. 1857. Ii will DO meet
ing for consultation and the suggesting Of
plans only. No hubRcription will there DO
asked for, and no action will bB taken I'M
til alter tho fullest and frees. diBCupson."
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The crematory in umall doses and washed
mn = 81 - 1.s fFti Tsl-z

But meanwhile the cromAtory Ia not
working, and what to do with the twenty
loads per day that are accumulating now,
Ia o perplexlnR question. twas suggest.
ed that they be dumped come place, hut
that 10 impracticable, because many vaults
are not properly supplied with asbea.
The committee. opened bids last night
for the removal. Of: garbage during the
ten months beginning June |, and
decided 10 recommend that con.
tracts be awarded as follows: First
district, Michael McGraw, $40; Second,
F. W. Becker, $3.50; Third, John Coffee,
$50; Filth, Lawrence ClSrk, sos; Sixth,
Patrick Burns, S0i5; total, 50, $50. Last
years contractB footed up only Sl,7l9 81.
Last March when bids were advertised for
Tor twelve months commencing April /,
the lowest and beat bids were us follows:
First district, S30S; Second, 5000; Third,
1920 Fourth, S597; Fifth, s46S total, s, 0S3.
These figures, 1t must be remembered,
were for q years work. It was then ex.
pected that the crematory would be in
operation april l, but the row ss to its
location sprang up and one delay followed
another, aud still the crematory Ia not In
operation. To bridge over the difficulty,
last years contractors verb hired TO work
during April for one.tweltth what they
received for the year. Then the Baird
law came into effect, and without o Gre.
matory, the occupation Of the garbage
mer, 30 far as working under q city con.
tract was concerned, was gone.
MORE MONEY WANTED.
A significant feature about tho bids
opened last night, Ia tho increase In the
price wanted for ten months work over
that for twelve months. |. was expected
that bids would be higher on account oil
the high hill tho haulers will have tc
climb, but 1t WAS not expected that they
would Increase 80 rapidly, and that before
hauling had commenced.
The Board OF Police and Fro Commits.
sioners met last evening for the purpose
oil opening bids for furnishing frat elias:
ladder truck. There were ten bids open.
ed the proposals ranged from those fol
furnishing an ordinary truck OF modern
make and with all the late equipments tc
those for powerful S5ioot extenRion lad
dets mounted on revolving table such as
cities with eight and ten story buildings
are providing themselves with. These
proposals were accompanied by large
number OF Photographic, cuts, pamphlet:
and two or three handsome little models
Tho Boards time was consumed in read
ing the proposals. and examining the &c
companying papers. 1t will meet again tc
decide as to which one it will recommend
In price they range from s.. 900 to nearly
$500.
Tho Committee Oh Finance met las
evening aud decided to recommend t
Council the ratification OF tho sale tc
| Henry SchmuIbach OF the old City Build
ing properly on Market street for $l4,5C0
Several bills were audited. The Com
mittee on Real Estate also met ant
audited bills.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the Water and Aiuvrmunt. OF tho

Stage oi the Water Rnd Movements of the
BOuts.
The Katie Stockdalu Is duo down to-day
enroute for Cincinnati.
Popular Tony MehliFl ia one Of the
pilots on board tho Fsshior.
The Fashion is due mp to-day in tina
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade. This il her
fire! trip in this trade. This former Ulcers
OF tho old Emma Graham are in command.
The Andes arrived about s o'clock last
evening from Cincinnati, for which point
she will leave on her return trim nj 4
o'clock this afternoon. The Andes is com.
manued by clever set OF oilice.s end ia IA
popular rs any steamer possibly could be.
Complaint 10 made Of obatrucliopu in
the river at various points between Pitts.
burgh and Cincinnati, and advantage
should be taken ui tho present low ws,ar
to remove the same. At B4kpr's Island,
just below tho SlGubcnville bridge, sunken
coal bargcs AFRO very much in tho wav and
1t is tho duty Of come one 10 have them
removed and tho channel cleared.
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Mrp, NJ. G. Vickcrp, teacher Of Ins;yu.
mental and vocal music NJ tho Wheeling
Female College, ID drilling about fifty per.
formem for tho presentation Of "Rea
Riding Hoods Rescue" at the Opora
llouHD tho evening Of june "a next. Shu
has associated with hor eeveral local
aiDgcm who have already attained consid.
Grabie prominence in that art. There will
be five scenes, forty.iino numbers, three
tnbeaux, and about fifty performers in
costume. This operotta Coniains tho
very best Of music, and has always do.
lighted Bnd entertained those that hnve
heard it. Mira. Vickera, who 10 neracli
delightful aingHr, hna given thia enterLuin.
incnt C! two different points in l.Oni6iana,
and at both places, successfully. All DO.
ppuak for hor good audience In this city.
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On tho ocean, cnrcs little Nbou, storm. lie Is
positively ind!ncrcu, whether he is washed over.
board or not. Hut, set right by a wlncgls4iu, or
two OF llostcticr'S Stomach Rlttcrs, no feel, ~.
newed inlcFrNi IN his personal safety. This auc
corrective ncntrniScs In brHcLhh watcr-often
c,mPul'orily DRINK on shIphoArd, To the grieyous
drtrimcnt Of hcRlih.-ihO lr'nIcIouS impurities
which give rI,r to disorders Of tho stomach. liver
and bowels. TO the mariner, the tourist, the
Western pioneer md miner. the Blttrrs Is in,al.
liable us n means Of protection nsalns, malaria,
when la scSd are latent IN air and wRior To ,hr
effects OF OyctwutE. mental or manual, Il is a mHt
reliable Rnlidolo, aud 10 the debIiatcd and nvry.
Gus, II affords great anh speedily iul, relief aud
ylHOr,
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There Original Photographic, tho nrga'
tiyru oil which rna. tho government ;25,-
OGO Yern loaned to Mtj1r ChchtGr to ex.
hibjt for I'OgiH u the Grand Army Of the
Republic, The vi"wF, nearly Hll OF Which
ware taken during the engagements, be-
ginning with the firing on Fort Emnpter
and c0ntinus in auCCeaUi0n until tho
Grand .cyiew at Warrington. They will
be exhibited under the auspices oil j. W.
Holiday Post q. A. K. q! the Grand Opera
IIonsp, commencing Monday evening,
MAY 30, and continuing 1'urHlay aud Wed.
uegday evening" and Wednesday matinee.
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Governor Wi!F0u disappointed the FOL
lowing University Regents:
i. Bennett, Of Huntington, rthc Sixth
Senatorial G.atTitt, appointed tHf the term
beginninR on the first Gny Of July; Bet
A. French, o! MtTCrT, Tor the Seventh
Senatorial din.FiCt, for the term beginning
on the first day Cl July; and a. \. Camp.
bell, Of Monroe, Tor the Eighth Senatorial
dintriCt, Tor the term beginnng On tie lirs.
day Of July.
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IN rmticH dcRiing to attend tho
National Military Earampmonl and Com.
ptt!ive brill at Warrington Cuy, tho
Baltimore X Oslo Eniirogh Company will!
hsl on Tue.dny, iiHy 2Ith, r0Wnf uip
tickets et tbs low rats Of 80, good return
Ink May 18th inclusive, IrainB will leave
WhGeling at 1875 4. 81.
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tplIyT's

Blood Elixir 10 tho only Blood Remedy
II 10 positive cure for w.
ccrU, Eruptinns or Syphilitic Poisoning.
II pur,liU8 thu whole ByHtem, and bnn-
ishcB NIL Rheumatic and Nunralglc palma.
We guarantee II. Logan Il Co. and y.
MenkemOllur. 8
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We have Just received a full line OF
SpRliG GVERCuATlSGS, and are In
daily receipt oi the lGiest Novelties In
Spring SuiIings.
Also, on hand a handsome line OF Neck.
wear anu iinnilCncn's Furnishing foods,
G.. HESS Il SONS,
40. 1891 Market Street.
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TRnicd-A Good boy.
For -Hic---A uu.rAs!c EcSl1cnrc.
Special second Cabin EXrurs!Gu to Antwerp II
7. l,ehreu.
Jewttrs RttIisc:stGrs -ECsbiii I: BrI
Overland Iy,r,,U pn and 7rlerhuIu Company.
Tax SOtin' u, & EHud!Ai, thvTin.
hTuce-Mt WOO! rtmeiefy Annexation.
Cse the Gate cay stulc Filler ESink ErUg.
Pure Paris Grer!,-H, II. List, bTlggiAt.
Herring X. J. -nylh,
fuuLc sale 0i lAAllI PTnIGTty-Eamuel ROyd.
lIusoUfsh, Cincinnati Il st. Louis Railway Co.
Third rEyr
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WAsuryGToH, D. e., May 2i-Fof
West virginia and Western Prnrby lvAnis,
threatening wt":h.r, local rains, station
AIRY followed by railing temperature, aouth.
crIy wirdg, vc.ring to westerly.
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I.argainu In Dry GoOduatLs. Good& Co.'S

Mus. NINA NRuEu, the German poOtcsa,
dyes, clennB and Curls ostrich feathers in
thu buBt manner. No. ~ Twelfth Btroet.
TTiB
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TrE sa'"oi I;nrnitur. Catpois, Bedding,
&c, Il" l', 81. JameH IlGsnt, Wi. he cIu-
tlLnVd tao morning nj 10 O'Clock.
(, l;.RD, COgR'hblu.
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DISSOLUTION NOrlCH.
nISsOLuTION NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice y hereby given that at a regular meeting
OF the Directors Of the BellaIru Nail Works on
Apfi 30 1857, II was reaolved that special meet.
Ing Of the Stockhoden Of HAid BellAirc Nail Works
be held at the ONCE Of the said Company In Bell.
are, Ohio, on tho :th day oil June, lsS7, at !
creasiug the capital stock Of said Company.
my9 s- 4. ID. uILDORE, Scoty,
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These unique Curtain strctchen will stretch all
kinds Of Lace Curtains, either with or without
scAlups or thngrs and are strong enough 10 stretch
soriponF, and In fact all other goods that may DO
stretched and dried by a stretching machine.
They. may also DO used for the purpose Of Quilt.
Ing Frame, and being constructed Of an adjustable
nature, can be placed 10 any size required. They
arc made Of the best finished poplar wood two and
quarter by scven.eighth inches. woll seasoned
aud will not warp, and seven By fourteen feet In
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the Stockholders Of
Vance, Hughes Shoe Company Will NEE, at their
otice, No 1900 Main street. In the city Of Wheeling,
". Va, a, O'Clock P. n, on Monday, June c. 1857,
for the purpose OF electing Board Of Directors,
making bylaws and tauacting any other bu,l.
ness that may be lawfully done By EAId stockhold.
en. in. VAHCE,
J. L. MCCOY,
J. C. RlfiELDAFFER,
!. Z. MCCOY,
II. Z. VANCE,
lncoTorAior.
MAY II. 1857. myIi
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An ILLEGAL PRACTICE now.

There wAH another aerioua matter pre-.
aonted to tho committee. Health Officer
Reed cAlled attention 10 tho fact that un.
dor the Bo'cnlIcd Baird pure water law, 1t
wHa unlawful TO dump IN tho river tho
contents oil ash vaulH or dry earth wants,
Rs they are called. Even with tho crnIn1 !.
tory in operation, tho digpoRnI Of tho niYh,
roll from these aah vNuIta il going 10 bs a
G9ilOuB matter. Tho average In twenty
lORdB per day from those vaultH. Tho
nnhca GrO already the reBidunm Of anb.
sIRncO; thoy can 10 reduced no further
mud dumped In n crnlnatory would only
.Orve to clog II up. 10 extract tho Bub.
ltanCoH to DO burned, from II tho dry
vault contents would have 10 DO fed into